I just finished Mark Sanborn’s book, You Don’t Need a Title to be a Leader
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- “The simple fact of having a title won’t make you a leader”
- “An army of lions led by a lion is to be feared most of all, for it is unstoppable”
- “When you do your job-any job-with initiative and determination to positively make a difference, you become a leader”
- “We can’t give what we don’t have. We can’t extend what we haven’t already accepted”
- “Fame is based on what we get in life, but true greatness is based on what we give in life”
- “Everyone who leads is involved in servant leadership”
- “Small improvements lead to big results”
- “You can’t lead others until you can first lead yourself”
- “One of the quickest ways to burnout is to stop doing what you enjoy”
- “If others can’t trust you, how can they follow you?”
- “You get the best out of others when you give the best of yourself”
- “Don’t just act once; keep on taking action until you succeed”
- “When you make the world better for others, you make the world better for yourself”
- “Why we live is usually more important than how”
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Need I say any more?
